Sentence examples for estimates from both from inspiring English sources

One unique aspect of our study was our ability to compare the WTP/QALY estimates from both prevention and treatment situations.

Differences in RRs between men and women were not statistically significant in any of the models we examined; thus, we pooled the estimates from both men and women to increase statistical precision in the RR estimates.

The studies by Rosenberg et al (1994) and Kaaks et al (2005) adjusted for phase in the cycle, using spline regression as well as matching on day of cycle, and we used the matched spline-adjusted estimates from both studies.

Synthesized estimates from both meta- and pooling analysis showed significant weight losses in both groups.

However, the 3-hourly precipitation estimates from both products poorly correlate with the ground observations at grid and basin scales.

Shipments by Apple, on the other hand, rose roughly 20 percent in that quarter, according to estimates from both research firms.

In the letter, Schumer also raises concerns about what he deemed an "irregular" approach to dealing with Kavanaugh's records — which are voluminous and could top 1 million pages, according to estimates from both Democratic and GOP senators.

Synthesized estimates from both meta- and pooling analysis of the six studies showed significant weight loss in both groups as well as significantly greater weight loss in the PMR-treated subjects (Table 3).

It is hard to know exactly how many of the state's 7.5 million registered voters consider themselves Democrats or Republicans because voters do not register by party here; still, estimates from both sides say Democrats outnumber Republicans.

For the sample of male workers, estimates from both models are very similar.

Figure 3 presents the first step estimates from both the probit and the KS method for the migrant subsample.